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Breadwinners, sex machines and ro Experiences of sexual and love relationships with tourist women lead Cuban men to articulate and act upon different — often contradictory — models of masculinity.
Important dimensions of their paradoxical enactments of masculinities can thus be highlighted and explained. The key implications of the Special Period in its relation with the development of international tourism have been recently assessed by Cabezas , who emphasizes how the crisis and the way the Cuban government coped with it resulted in the amplification of gender and racial inequalities and the emergence of new sexual formations that found expression in the tourism realm.
Following the massive arrival of people from abroad, a wide range of tourism-related activities escaping state regulation flourished on the island, a place where interactions with foreigners had the potential of being more beneficial and gratifying than many other professional activities. Indeed, in spite of governmental efforts to control tourism, Cuban men and women found ways to avoid governmental restrictions and create opportunities to engage with tourists, offering their services as guides or companions, seeking foreign friendships, selling cigars, providing private taxis, accommodation or food, and — central to my concerns here — engaging in sex and romance with foreigners.
Scholars have emphasized how jineterismo is a complex phenomenon, one which brings issues of morality, nation, race, class and gender into play Berg ; Cabezas ; Fernandez ; Simoni One of the most tenacious and controversial lines of distinction in narratives of jineterismo related to gender, with the activities of women often acquiring a different connotation than those of men.
